They were also stewards at meetings, always arriving on time, working together, and keeping a sharp, good-humoured eye on the organisation and its failings.
They're asking managers to be more open about: taking lunch breaks, leaving the office on time, working flexibly, going on vacation, talking about life outside of work or care responsibilities, and more demonstrably encouraging others to do the same — potentially even including life events on shared calendars.
Part of the problem is that it's more difficult to measure "good" for remote workers - many standard measures of productivity involve physical presence: coming to work on time, working in the office X hours a week, being responsive to in-person requests from colleagues or customers.
He founded his training company, Understanding The Threat, in 2010 based on time working in the FBI's counterterrorism division.
Fast-food jobs may not be all that complicated, but professionalism — in terms of showing up on time, working hard and knowing how to conduct oneself in a workplace — is a job skill that develops over time.
You only had to show up at work on time, work hard all day, be nice to everyone and avoid breaking the rules.
Seth describes the old American Dream in the following way: keep your head down, follow instructions, show up on time, work hard, suck it up.
"The Daily Show" correspondent reflected on his time working on the film, which features an all-Asian cast.
Pay on time, work to order, play by the rules.
Among residents, 63% planned on spending professional time working abroad.
Sixty three percent of the resident respondents planned on spending professional time working abroad.
